In 2006, Chevrolet approached its longtime racing partner, engineering firm Pratt & Miller, to create a road-going version of its highly successful Corvette C6.R race car, which had recently secured a class win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The result was the C6RS. Although a run of 25 cars was initially envisioned, just seven examples were ultimately completed. The example offered here was the last of this exclusive group. With performance besting nearly every competing supercar of its day, each bespoke Corvette was built with hand-laid widebody carbon fiber coachwork, BBS center-lock wheels, six-piston Brembo brakes, an active rear spoiler, air-ride suspension, and an incredible 202 mph stated top speed.

This C6RS is the sole example of the seven to be finished in red, complemented by a red and black leather and Alcantara interior. The consignor purchased this C6RS from its original, San Diego-based owner in 2012, at which time it showed 12,000 miles, and has enjoyed it sparingly in the years since. Recently serviced and showing just over 14,000 miles, this rare C6RS has received the care it deserves, maintained within a climate-controlled collection space.

The partnership between General Motors and Pratt & Miller is a shining example of what can be achieved when funding, enthusiasm, and design genius combine to create a spectacular result. With so few road-going examples completed, this unique, bright red C6RS represents an opportunity to be seized.